Feet put up with a lot from us every day, and they tend to require a good amount of TLC. One of their major issues? Dry, dead skin. It’s a sensory nightmare, not to mention just plain unappealing.

Have you ever felt embarrassed to take off your shoes because your feet are dry and scaly? This problem usually occurs when you wear closed shoes for too long or don’t properly moisturize your skin.

The colder seasons are not all rosy cheeks and pumpkin spice lattes — it’s also an occasion for blistering cold weather, vulnerable immune systems, and compromised skin. With cold, dry air circulating ...

Smooth, soft feet are usually the goal during sandal season. So, it's only natural to wonder, "Why is my foot peeling?" when you're suddenly shedding skin down there like a snake. "Usually feet do not ...

It’s that time of the year again. We’re gathering with families and friends, seeing people we may not have spent time with all year. The weather is getting colder outside our windows. And for many of ...

If you have trench foot, your foot may feel cold. You may experience a tingling or itching sensation, pain, and swelling. Other symptoms of trench foot include: The length and severity of each phase ...

Whether you’re walking, running, hiking, or merely existing—sweaty feet are inevitable. But there are a slew of risks that come with that bodily function. If your feet overheat and sweat too much, it ...

A mix of bacteria and sweat are likely to blame, experts say. But small changes can go a long way in reducing odors. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Amy Jamieson Q: I live ...